trick or treat
Posted: Tue 31 Oct 2006 9:41 pm
How's it been where you live this evening?
I had some youngsters round early on all dressed up and kinda cute, I was happy to give them a few sweets and send them on their way. Then things got nasty, I heard some thuds on the window and when I went out to see what was happening, with the dog on a long lead just in case, I discovered some hooligans had chucked eggs at the house, over the front door, windows and my car! Hubby rang just as I came back in, he's away so I'm on my own, and wasn't very pleased when I told him. Anyway I phoned the police and they told me that "egging" is the thing this year, never mind knocking for a treat it's straight into trick. Apparantly it's happening all over Warwickshire.
Why is it that over in the US trick or treat is a family fun night but once it arrives here the yobs take over and spoilt it for everyone else? I'm on my own at the moment and I was frightened so goodness knows what the elderly living alone are feeling.
My rant over, thanks for listening.
Lesley.
I had some youngsters round early on all dressed up and kinda cute, I was happy to give them a few sweets and send them on their way. Then things got nasty, I heard some thuds on the window and when I went out to see what was happening, with the dog on a long lead just in case, I discovered some hooligans had chucked eggs at the house, over the front door, windows and my car! Hubby rang just as I came back in, he's away so I'm on my own, and wasn't very pleased when I told him. Anyway I phoned the police and they told me that "egging" is the thing this year, never mind knocking for a treat it's straight into trick. Apparantly it's happening all over Warwickshire.
Why is it that over in the US trick or treat is a family fun night but once it arrives here the yobs take over and spoilt it for everyone else? I'm on my own at the moment and I was frightened so goodness knows what the elderly living alone are feeling.
My rant over, thanks for listening.
Lesley.